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Hi there,
Here are possible solutions :
1.Update OpenWrt and Graphics - Related Packages
Check if there are any available updates for OpenWrt. OpenWrt's package management system allows you to update the system and its components. Make sure to update any graphics - related packages or drivers that might be available. You can usually do this through the OpenWrt command - line interface. For example, if you're using the opkg package manager, you can run opkg update followed by opkg upgrade to update the system and then specifically look for and install any relevant graphics packages.
2.Look for any graphics - specific configuration files or options in OpenWrt. Some Linux distributions have configuration files in the /etc/X11 directory (although OpenWrt's X11 configuration might be different since it's a more specialized system). You might also check for any relevant settings in the boot - scripts located in the /etc/init.d directory. There could be a way to adjust the graphics initialization parameters to better suit your hardware.
3.Test with a Different Monitor or Display Cable
The issue could potentially be related to the monitor or the display cable. Try connecting the PC to a different monitor using a different cable (e.g., if you were using HDMI, try DisplayPort or VGA if available). This can help determine if the problem is with the display output from the PC or with the monitor/cable combination you're currently using. |
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